BATTLE Hand-and-a-half Bastard sword with scabbard, regular version

Hand-and-a-half Bastard sword with scabbard, regular version

 

A bastard sword, also called just long sword is a late medieval and Renaissance sword with a long and straight double-edge blade which usually was wielded with one-and-a-half respectively two hands.

 

This reconstruction of a late medieval sword is forged by hands. The straight, twisted guard and the pommel are made of iron. The spring-steel blade is forged to the hilt and screwed with the pommel. The wooden gip is leather covered. The blade has got a distinctive fuller which reaches almost to the middle of the blade and which offers both flexibility and a lesser weight. The edges of the blades are not sharpened.

 

The sword comes with a leather-wrapped wooden scabbard with metal fittings. 

 

This is the regular version of this sword. The same sword is also available in a practical version featuring a blunt blade and a rounded tip: 

 

Details: 

- Blade Material: Springsteel EN45

- Total length: approx. 118.5 cm 

- Blade length: approx. 92.5 cm 

- Width of blade at guard: approx. 57 mm 

- Point of balance: approx. 15 cm 

- Including leather wrapped wooden scabbard 

- Regular version, also available a blunt practical model:

- Weight (without scabbard): approx. 1800 g